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Loving Badly (1969) [N/A]

Release Date:
August 9, 1969

Original Title:
Amarsi male

Alternate Titles:
A Wrong Way to Love
Brucia amore brucia

Genres:
Drama

Production Companies:
Ferti Film
Italian International Film
Transeuropa Film

Production Countries:
Italy

Ratings / Certifications:
 N/A

Runtime: 85

Overview from TheMovieDB

Anna is the personal secretary of a rich industrialist who falls in love with her boss' daughter's leftist boyfriend, Carlo. Anna pretty much severs her ties with her boss (who she also had romantic moments with) and after she moves in with the college student Carlo she attempts to provide for both, but soon fails in finding job opportunities and sinks into the sleazy world of drugs and prostitution. Carlo's right wing brother demands Carlo begins his relationship with daughter of the powerful businessman in order to guarantee financial freedom for the rest of his life.

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Production

Costume Design:
Loredana Longo

Director:
Fernando Di Leo

Director of Photography:
Franco Villa

Editor:
Amedeo Giomini

Makeup Artist:
Carlo Sindici

Original Music Composer:
Silvano Spadaccino

Production Design:
Franco Bottari

Set Decoration:
Teresa Ferrone

Writer:
Enzo Dell'Acqua
Fernando Di Leo
Nino Latino

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